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FOR COOS COUNTY
VITAL STATISTICS FOU APRIL, 1007.
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oratory Examinations: Water, 21; diphtheria, IS; sputum, 38; blood,
..; pus, 3; milk, 1; cerobro-splnal fluid, 4; miscellaneous, 43. Total,
5134.
The monthly health report for
os County has been received from
j county health officer, Walter Cu
M. D. The statistics compiled
ao Oregon State Board of Health
the different counties in Oregon'
the month of April aro also given.
;lanco at, the figures will substan
ce the claims for Coos Bay as a
ilth resort. Dr. Culln's report for
os County during the month of
ay Is given first. It is as follows:
Contagious Diseases Diphtheria,
measles, 11; typhoid fover, 3;
mps, 9
irths 18
eaths 16
f diphtheria 11
y tuberculosis 3
y pneumonia 2
n five of the sixteen cases la
ppo is given as the contributory
iso of death and Dr. Culin says
i people should bo cautioned re
ading the dangers of slight colds
attacks of "Grippe," especially In
Idren. It Bhould be understood
t tho organism never acain re-
i!u8 what is lost in vitality, oven in
ight sickness, and that overy effort
uld bo taken to guard against
Meningitis, Simple
Diphtiiurin
Whooping-Cough
ds, and when ncaulred every of
it should bo made toward a quick
Tpyery.
OREGON STATE HOARD OF
ft HEALTH.
k Monthly llullctiii.
W Members of tho Hoard.
JJ.Tn. Plckel, M. D., president, Med-
w;jv. u. juorso, m. jj vico-i'resi-
at'J'iilem; Andrew C. Smith, M. D.,
' JLtlaVd; C. J. Smith, M. D., Pendle-
ia Kinney, m. u Astoria;
-rco, M. D., Portland; Rob
gonnoy, M. D Secretary, Port
talph C. Matson, M. D., Bac
B Wiist, Portland,
of TUBERCULOSIS.
jUuiVjPierco, M. D., Portland, Ore.
tii03rculosIs is a specific, destruct
bacaso which may affect any part
anP body. It moro ofton attacks
of.iings, and is commonly called
fiiiniptlon.
osumption causes moro deaths
.'any other disease It attacks
7Ple during tho period of tholr
'fllKBt earning capacity,
nearly ono-third of all tho people
bijdlo between twenty and forty
Mears of ago die of consumption,
drem October 1, 1904, to Soptom
1,0, 190C, 774 people died of con
iiiftlon in Oregon.
is j gorm that causes consumption
bayn and cattlo is practically tho
wnl Tho disease may bo trans
bmf from ono to tho other,
thairutlvo list of deaths hi Oregon
yrui from Oct. 1, 1001, to
bar Sept. 30, 1000:
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uonsumption
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Pnoumonia
Typhoid Fever
' Measles
Scarlet Eever
Sninllpox.
Owing to our equable climate the
death rate In Oregon Is low compared
with most States.
The tubercle bacillus is found in
countless 'numbers In the spit of a
consumptive.
After the spit has become dried,
tho germ Is taken up by currents of
air and carried broadcast settling
with tho dust on furniture, carpets,
walls, window ledges, curtains, ar
ticles of clothing, and food.
It is often breathed Into the lungs.
Tho germs, if deposited in dark,
damp places, retain their power of
producing disease for months.
Then when stirred by broom or
feather duster (tho most potent
weapons for spreading consumption) ,
they nro often breathed into tho
lungs of people who aro not strong,
and consumption follows.
Consumption attacks especially
those who live In crowded and badly
ventilated rooms.
Consumption is caused by the dust
from dried sputum.
A- consumptive who coughs and
spits overywhero and anywhere is a
danger to tho community.
Workmen who spit on tho floors of
tho workshops, spread tho disease
A careful consumptive, one who
coughs into a handkerchief and spits
Into It, or Into anything that can bo
burned or boiled, Is perfectly safe to
bo about you.
The only consumptive to bo afraid
of Is tho careless consumptive. If ho
will not stop spitting, ho should bo
reported to tho Board of Health as a
dangerous nuisance.
How Suptiim (Spit) Should lie
, Destroyed.
No consumptive patient should suit
on tho sidewalk, tho floor of a room,
a public hall, railway car, or othor
vehicle
Uso a handkerchlof, preferably of
papor, when coughing, and to receive
tho sputum,
If papor, placo In n sack and burn
at tho first opportunity.
If linen handkerchiefs aro used,
thoy should bo boiled one-hnlf hour
boforo washing.
Cuspidors when used by consump
tives should contain a five ner cent
solution of carbolic acid. This solu
tion Is prepared by dissolving ono
ounce of carbolic acid In n piut and
a half of water.
Tho cuspidor should be cleansed
by boiling water.
All apartments inhabited by con
sumptives should bo thorouchlv dis
infected with formaldehyde gas or
burning sulphur, boforo being occu-
Picu uy others. And all bodding and
clothing therein should be similarly
treated or else thoroughly steamed
or' boiled.
The advanced and uncared for con
sumptive is a menace to his family
and neighbors.
Tho consumptive who has been
taught how to care for his sputum
and conscientiously observes tho in
structions given him, is not a menace
to society, although ho be In an ad
vanced stage.
Tho consumptive who disregards
advice and (either Ignorantly, negli
gently, or willfully) spits promiscu
ously about, Is criminally responsible,
and should bo deprived of his liberty
and Isolated.
No spit no consumption.
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predates goqcl clotfiing
at wthin-rason prices?
suits to interest vou in our
tremendous and nried stock
of spic-and-spauf new clothing
for Spring mid Summer,
which in styl, quality and
assortment ion a par with
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kMAKslFIE D, oAf-GON.
Capinl Subscrlbecf, 50,000 ,
KRPiiai raiu up $10,000
rtlidivldcd Fronts 133,000
noes n con Aal bnnklne husHiesniid ilrnws
ou tho liankVil California, Kni Francisco
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Also s-tll changSon nearly i
cities of Europe.
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Accotints kept sifbject Io cUeck, silfe deposit
lock Itftxcs for rent at 5 dents a nonth or
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INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
that shownlby the leading clothing establishments
of New York City. If you haven't been in this
Spring to see the splendid values wo offer in
mich'aels-stern
FINtf CLOTHING
you shouldn't 3play coming another day. You
can't find the fqual of this celebrate I clothing
anywhere in toMi under a third moro than we ask.
Of strictly higlf-grade, dependable materials, fault
less in cut nnditaiWing and up-to-the-minute in
advanced fashion, to can make a seLction of any
suit at $12 to $30 with every assurance of perma
nent satisfaction and that you got the best value
obtainable atlhe price you paid.
Your inspection il especially requested of our
Spring Sack Suits at $15
We ask I ou to judge these suits by the $18 and
standards of other stores as far as the quality is
concerned, aiid for stylo, workmanship and finish, with to-meaaure-mado suits
costing $30 or more. Do this and you will surely purchase one oi these suits at
due- Ji ii -f A .. .., i i , i I ,1 .! i.i
isimeres in ue iusnioiiaoiu
$15 in newest patterned worsteds, cheviots and cas
gray, ume anu orowmsn tones.
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Smaijt Spring Suits for Boys
Clothes made of tosted fabrics in handsomo patterns, strongly 'tailored to
resistfjwear and hold their shapeliness permancntlyi values that sell elsowhoro
at $3.50 to -i .15, here in a great; assortment of attractive models at $2.50 to $12.
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